Urologist - Full Time

Griffin Health Brand; Derby (CT); On-site; USD 250,000 - 400,000; Full time

Job summary

Griffin Health Brand is seeking a general outpatient urologist to provide evaluation, diagnosis, and non-emergency treatment in a clinic-based setting. This role emphasizes preventive care, patient counseling, and minor office procedures with limited inpatient duties depending on the practice.

Responsibilities include evaluating UTIs, stones, BPH, and hematuria; performing minor procedures; ordering tests; and coordinating care with primary care and specialists.

Qualifications

• MD/DO degree required
• Residency in Urology completed
• Board certified or board eligible in Urology
• State medical license required
• Strong diagnostic and clinical decision-making skills
• Good communication and patient counseling abilities
• Proficiency in office-based urologic procedures
• Ability to manage both male and female urologic conditions

Responsibilities

• Evaluate and treat UTIs, kidney stones, overactive bladder and incontinence, BPH, hematuria, and manage chronic urologic conditions.
• Perform minor office-based procedures such as vasectomy, catheter management, prostate exams and biopsies where applicable.
• Order and interpret tests (urinalysis, urine cultures, ultrasound, CT scans) and counsel patients on preventive urologic health.
• Coordinate care with primary care physicians, gynecologists, oncologists and surgeons for cases needing operative care.

Skills

Diagnostic skills

Clinical decision-making

Communication skills

Office-based urologic procedures

Team coordination

Education

MD/DO degree

Residency in Urology

Board certification/eligibility in Urology

State medical license

Job description

Job Summary

A general outpatient urologist provides evaluation, diagnosis, and non-emergency treatment of urologic conditions affecting men and women. This role focuses on clinic-based care, preventive services, and minor procedures, with limited or no inpatient or surgical responsibilities depending on the practice.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical Care

• Evaluate and treat conditions such as urinary tract infections (UTIs), kidney stones, overactive bladder and incontinence, benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), hematuria (blood in urine), and manage chronic urologic conditions through follow-up care.

Procedures (Office-Based)

• Perform minor procedures such as vasectomy (in some practices), catheter placement and management, prostate exams and biopsies (depending on setup), and urodynamic testing.
• Order and interpret tests: urinalysis and urine cultures, ultrasound, CT scans (review results).
• Counsel patients on preventive urologic health, treatment options and medications.
• Coordinate care with primary care physicians, gynecologists (for female pelvic conditions), oncologists (if cancer is suspected), and surgeons for cases needing operative care.

Work Setting

• Outpatient clinic or private practice.
• Ambulatory care center.
• Minimal hospital rounding (varies by employer).

Typical Schedule

• Regular business hours (e.g., Monday–Friday).
• Limited on-call duties (often light or none in outpatient-focused roles).

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree.
• Residency training in Urology.
• Board certified or board eligible in Urology.
• State medical license.
• Strong diagnostic and clinical decision-making skills.
• Communication and patient counseling skills.
• Proficiency in office-based urologic procedures.
• Ability to manage both male and female urologic conditions.

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